HTA MH370 Blue Horizon — Boeing 777 Cockpit Avionics Panel Assembly

The HTA MH370 Blue Horizon Cockpit Avionics Panel Assembly comprises a complete set of authentic Boeing 777 flight deck instrument panels extracted from a decommissioned 777-200ER airframe, including the captain’s primary flight display panel frame, the first officer’s matching panel frame, the center instrument panel with glare shield structure, the forward aisle stand center pedestal, and the overhead panel structural subassembly, all in the as-removed condition following HTA’s careful decommissioning extraction process. Each panel frame retains its original wiring harness attachment points, display unit mounting rails, circuit breaker panel bays, and selector switch mounting provisions exactly as configured for 777 AIMS-based avionics integration. The glare shield assembly includes the original Boeing anti-reflection surface coating on all sun shield panels and the mounting provisions for the central warning display units above the captain and first officer primary displays. The overhead panel subframe retains all system selector switch guards and circuit breaker panels in the populated condition, with individual circuit breaker identification labels intact and legible for every position across the electrical load control center section. All avionics line replacement units, flight displays, and operational electronics have been removed per aviation salvage protocol and are not included. Panel structures are cleaned and treated with aerospace corrosion inhibitor for long-term storage or display. Documentation includes Boeing AIPC reference cross-listing the panel assembly part numbers, HTA decommissioning certificate, and photographic record of extraction condition. Suitable for approved aviation training organizations, simulator development, and institutional display. Panels total weight: approximately 340